Sentence examples for well universities from inspiring English sources

But contracts and money from the research councils and private companies also ride on how well universities do.

Value added Our attempt is to measure how well universities teach a wide range of students, not just the superstars.

The research did not attempt to measure the scale of bullying, but asked respondents about its causes and how well universities deal with such behaviour.

Calipari has been able to determine how his players can do the minimum amount of work so Kentucky's Academic Progress Rate, the metric used by N.C.A.A. to measure how well universities are educating their athletes, is not adversely affected.

The report recommended that the N.C.A.A. cut in half the amount of men's basketball revenues that are allocated based on victories and appearances — $167 million in 2010, according to the report, or 40 percent of shared revenues — and divert the remaining half into a fund that would be distributed based on how well universities balance academics with athletics.

In his speech to vice-chancellors, the new universities minister, Jo Johnson, said he was determined to complete a piece of "unfinished business" from the Tory manifesto, namely the introduction of a so-called Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), a way to assess how well universities actually teach their students.

Well, university libraries – and they, too, are paid for by taxpayers.

Several programs from the university placed in the 2011 Corporate Knights rankings, which measures how well Canadian universities integrate sustainability into their curriculum.

Eliasof expresses concern that team building, a universally coveted skill, sometimes doesn't manifest itself well in universities.

Last week a number of European students, as well as university staff at Scottish universities, told VICE about their concerns for the future of their education.

Mr. Deane supported primary and secondary schools as well as universities.